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2Alliance School of Law Alliance School of Law, Alliance University, Bengaluru, IndiaThis is a controlled document. Unauthorized access, copying or replication in any form is expressly prohibited.This document must not be copied in whole or in parts by any means, without the written authorization of theRegistrar, Alliance University All Rights ReservedB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law3REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE FIVE YEAR INTEGRATEDBACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, BACHELOR OF LAW (HONORS)PROGRAMME – B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)Preamble –It is essential for a graduate of law to have a robust understandingof the social sciences. Law and social sciences share a strong mutualrelationship. While a legal instrument is a mechanism to express the socioeconomic and political will of the State, it is equally undeniable that theeffectiveness of the legal system has a definite impact on the society. Hence asuccessful attorney should have a sound knowledge of the social sciences inorder to appreciate how to use law as an instrument of social change. TheB.B.A.LL.B (Hons.) course at the Alliance School of Law includes PoliticalScience, Sociology, Economics and English as minor and major areas of studyto supplement the wide range of law subjects that its’ graduates are required tostudy.Hence, the following Regulations Governing the Five Year IntegratedBachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law (Honors) –B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) are made and adopted.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law4Table of ContentsPRELIMINARY . 5PROGRAMME STRUCTURE . 6COURSE STRUCTURE . 8SEMESTER I. 8SEMESTER II. 9SEMESTER III. 10SEMESTER IV . 11SEMESTER V . 12SEMESTER VI . 13SEMESTER VII . 14SEMESTER VIII . 15SEMESTER IX . 16SEMESTER X . 17SUBJECT DESCRIPTION . 19SEMESTER I. 19SEMESTER II. 21SEMESTER III. 23SEMESTER IV . 25SEMESTER V . 28SEMESTER VI . 30SEMESTER VII . 35SEMESTER VIII . 38SEMESTER IX . 43SEMESTER X . 48EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION . 56MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS . 65B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law5PRELIMINARY1. Short Title and Commencementa. These regulations may be called as the Alliance University Regulations Governing the FiveYear Integrated B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Programme, 2018.b. They shall come into effect from the date of approval of the Academic Council of AllianceUniversity.c. These regulations shall supersede all existing rules in relation to the programme leading to theaward of the B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) degree in Alliance School of Law.2. DefinitionsIn this Regulation, unless the context otherwise requires:a. “ACLAT” refers to the Alliance Common Law Admission Test conducted by ASL in order todetermine the eligibility of candidates applying for the Programmeb. “the Programme” or “the B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Programme” refers to the Five Year IntegratedBachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Law (Honors) programme offered by theSchool.c. “the School” or “ASL” means the Alliance School of Law, Alliance University.d. “the University” means Alliance University.e. “this Regulation” means Alliance University Regulations Governing the Five Year IntegratedB.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Programme, 2018 as from time to time modified, amended orsupplemented.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law6PROGRAMME STRUCTURE1. Duration of the Programme(1) The duration of the program shall be Five Years comprising of ten semesters.(2) Each Semester shall comprise of at least eighteen weeks of teaching / tutorials / librarysessions such that there is a minimum of ninety working days.2. Medium of Instruction and EvaluationThe medium of instruction and evaluation shall be English.3. Programme Structure(1) The students of the Programme shall study the courses/ papers/ subjects as may be prescribedby the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council of the University from timeto time subject to minimum and maximum credits as mentioned in this Regulation.(2) Every student admitted to the Programme shall opt for all the compulsory courses and suchspecialization papers as prescribed in Annexure –I of this Regulation. The Board of Studiesof ASL may prescribe courses and syllabus from time to time.4. Course Details(1) There shall be six subjects in each semester except in semesters IX and X which shall havefive subjects each. Each subject shall be of 4 credits each.(2) In semester IV, the student shall select one of three areas namely Economics, Sociology orPolitical Science as a major area of specialisation. Upon selection of a particular area, thestudent shall undergo one course each in semesters IV, V and VI from that area.Provided that the University may add new areas of specialization from time to time throughamendment of this Regulation.(3) Students shall also have the option of undergoing three courses on Mass Communication inlieu of specialisation in any of the areas mentioned in the preceding provision.(4) In semester VI, the student shall select one of five areas namely Intellectual Property Law,Business Law, International Law, Criminal Law or Constitutional Law as the Honors area ofspecialisation. Upon selection of a particular area, the student shall undergo an aggregate ofeight courses in semesters IV to X from that area.Provided that the University may add new Honors area of specialization from time to timethrough amendment of this Regulation.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
7Alliance School of Law(5) Students shall also undergo four courses as Clinical Papers namely, Drafting, Pleading andConveyance (Clinical Paper I), Moot Court and Internship (Clinical Paper II), AlternativeDispute Resolution (Clinical Paper III) and Professional Ethics and Professional AccountingSystems (Clinical Paper IV). The four courses shall be undergone from semesters VII to X.(6) Students shall also undergo four Seminar Courses in semesters IX and X.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law8COURSE STRUCTURESEMESTER I1.English I (Law & Language)NLAW 1014 Credits2.Legal Methods & Legal SystemsCLAW 2014 Credits3.General Principles of ContractCLAW 2024 Credits4.Principles & Practices of ManagementNLAW 1514 Credits5.Managerial EconomicsNLAW 1524 Credits6.Principles & Practices of Financial AccountingNLAW 1614 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law9SEMESTER II1.English II (Law & Literature)NLAW 1024 Credits2.Specific ContractsCLAW 2034 Credits3.Law of Tort, MV Accident & Consumer Protection LawsCLAW 2044 Credits4.Fundamentals of Marketing ManagementNLAW 1534 Credits5.Managerial PsychologyNLAW 1544 Credits6.Cost & Management AccountingNLAW 1624 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law10SEMESTER III1.Constitutional Law ICLAW 2054 Credits2.Law of CrimesCLAW 2064 Credits3.Family Law -ICLAW 2074 Credits4.Human Resource ManagementNLAW 1554 Credits5.Strategic ManagementNLAW 1564 Credits6.Corporate AccountingNLAW 1634 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law11SEMESTER IV1.Constitutional Law IICLAW 2084 Credits2.Family Law IICLAW 2184 Credits3.Property LawCLAW 2104 Credits4.JurisprudenceCLAW 2114 Credits5.Administrative LawCLAW 2124 Credits6 (a)Mass Communication I- OptionalNLAW 1414 Credits6 (b)Financial Institutions & Financial Markets (Mgmt. Hons I) (Optional)NLAW 1574 Credits6 (c)Financial Management( Finance Hons I) (Optional)NLAW 1644 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law12SEMESTER V1.Criminal Procedure Code, Probation of Offenders Act & JuvenileJustice ActCLAW 2134 Credits2.Intellectual Property LawCLAW 2094 Credits3.Public International LawCLAW 2154 Credits4.Company LawCLAW 2164 Credits5.Interpretation of StatutesCLAW 2174 Credits6 (a)Mass Communication II( Optional)NLAW 1424 Credits6 (b)Business Environment (Mgmt. Hons II) ( Optional)NLAW 1584 Credits6 (c)Mergers, Acquisitions & Business Restructuring ( Finance Hons II)( Optional)NLAW 1654 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law13SEMESTER VI1.Law of EvidenceCLAW 2144 Credits2.Civil Procedure Code and Limitation ActCLAW 2194 Credits3.Private International LawCLAW 2204 CreditsCodeCredits4.Honors [I ]Subject4 (a)Business LawLaw of Corporate GovernanceHLAW 3014 Credits4 (b)Intellectual Property LawCopyright & DraftingHLAW 3114 Credits4 (c)International LawInternational OrganizationHLAW 3214 Credits4 (d)Criminal LawCriminology & Forensic ScienceHLAW 3314 Credits4 (e)Constitutional LawComparative Constitutional LawHLAW 3414 CreditsSubjectCodeCredits5.Honors [II ]5 (a)Business LawCapital Market RegulationsHLAW 3024 Credits5 (b)Intellectual Property LawTrade Marks & DraftingHLAW 3124 Credits5 (c)International LawInternational Trade LawHLAW 3224 Credits5 (d)Criminal LawPenology & VictimologyHLAW 3324 Credits5 (e)Constitutional LawIndian FederalismHLAW 3424 Credits6 (a)Mass Communication III( Optional)NLAW 1434 Credits6 (b)Entrepreneurship and Leadership (Mgmt. Hons III)NLAW 1594 Credits6 (c)Financial Reporting & Corporate Governance ( Finance Hons III)(Optional)NLAW 1664 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law14SEMESTER VII1.Labour & Industrial Laws-ICLAW 2214 Credits2.Taxation LawCLAW 2224 Credits3.Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance (Clinical Paper I)CLAW 2234 Credits4.Environmental LawCLAW 2244 Credits5.Moot Court & Internship (Clinical Paper II)CLAW 2254 CreditsCodeCredits6.Honors [III]Subject6 (a)Business LawBanking, Bankruptcy & Insolvency LawHLAW 3034 Credits6 (b)Intellectual PropertyLawPatent & DraftingHLAW 3134 Credits6 (c)Criminal LawComparative Criminal ProcedureHLAW 3334 Credits6 (d)International LawMaritime Law & Law of SeaHLAW 3234 Credits6 (e)Constitutional LawAffirmative Action and DiscriminativeJusticeHLAW 3434 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law15SEMESTER VIII1.Labour & Industrial Laws-IICLAW 2264 Credits2.Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance (Clinical Paper I)CLAW 2234 Credits3.Moot Court & Internship (Clinical Paper II)CLAW 2254 Credits4.Election LawsCLAW 2274 Credits5.Honors Paper IVSubject5 (a)Business LawInsurance LawHLAW 3044 Credits5 (b)Intellectual Property lawGeographical IndicationHLAW 3144 Credits5 (c)International LawInternational Humanitarian andRefugee LawHLAW 3244 Credits5 (d)Criminal LawJuvenile justiceHLAW 3344 Credits5 (e)Constitutional LawMedia & the LawHLAW 3444 Credits6.Honors Paper VSubject6 (a)Business LawLaw of Corporate FinanceHLAW 3054 Credits6 (b)Intellectual Property lawDesigns, Trade SecretsHLAW 3154 Credits6 (c)International LawInternational Criminal LawHLAW 3254 Credits6 (d)Criminal LawInternational Criminal LawHLAW 3254 Credits6 (e)Constitutional LawLaw & the EducationHLAW 3454 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law16SEMESTER IX1.Alternative Dispute ResolutionCLAW 2284 Credits2.Competition LawCLAW 2294 Credits3.Honors (VI)Subject3 (a)Business LawMergers & Acquisitions (LawRelated)HLAW 3064 Credits3 (b)Intellectual Property LawIPR TransactionsHLAW 3164 Credits3 (c)International LawAir & Space LawHLAW 3264 Credits3 (d)Criminal LawWomen & Criminal LawHLAW 3364 Credits3 (e)Constitutional LawLaw Governing ServicesHLAW 3464 Credits4.Honors (VII)Subject4 (a)Business LawInternational Investment LawHLAW 3074 Credits4 (b)Intellectual Property LawIPR LitigationHLAW 3174 Credits4 (c)International LawInternational Investment LawHLAW3074 Credits4 (d)Criminal LawCorporate OffencesHLAW 3374 Credits4 (e)Constitutional LawGovt., Accounts, AuditHLAW 3474 CreditsCodeCredits5.Seminar Paper I5 (a)Mining LawSLAW 4014 Credits5 (b)Sports LawSLAW 4024 Credits5 (c)Air & Space LawSLAW 4044 Credits5 (d)E-Commerce & M-Commerce LawSLAW 4054 Credits5 (e)Insurance LawSLAW 4064 Credits5 (f)Feminist JurisprudenceSLAW 4074 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law17SEMESTER X1.Professional Ethics & Professional Accounting SystemCLAW 2304 Credits2.Honors [VIII]SubjectCodeCredits2 (a)Business LawCommercial ArbitrationHLAW 3084 Credits2 (b)Intellectual Property LawIPR ManagementHLAW 3184 Credits2 (c)Criminal LawTrans National Organized CrimesHLAW 3384 Credits2 (d)International LawCommercial ArbitrationHLAW 3084 Credits2 (e)Constitutional LawLegislative DraftingHLAW 3484 CreditsCodeCredits3.Subjects [ II]3 (a)Law and TechnologySLAW 4114 Credits3 (b)International Investment LawSLAW 4124 Credits3 (c)Competition LawSLAW 4134 Credits3 (d)Judicial Power and ProcessSLAW 4144 Credits3 (e)Bio technology LawSLAW 4154 Credits3 (f)Conflict of LawSLAW 4164 Credits4.Subjects [ III]CodeCredits4 (a)Refugee LawSLAW 4214 Credits4 (b)Cyber ForensicsSLAW 4224 Credits4 (c)Election LawSLAW 4234 Credits4 (d)Energy LawSLAW 4244 Credits4 (e)Equal Opportunity LawSLAW 4254 Credits4 (f)European LawSLAW 4264 Credits4 (g)International Commercial ArbitrationSLAW 4274 CreditsCodeCredits5Subjects [ IV]5 (a)Human Displacement and the LawSLAW 4314 Credits5 (b)International Criminal TribunalsSLAW 4324 Credits5 (c)Law and MediaSLAW 4334 Credits5 (d)Law and MedicineSLAW 4344 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law185 (e)Service LawSLAW 4354 Credits5 (f)WTOSLAW 4364 CreditsB.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law19SUBJECT DESCRIPTIONSEMESTER ICORE SUBJECTSEnglish I (Law and Language)This course aims to encourage critical thinking, reasoning and argumentation through the study of literaryand legal texts. The course will introduce the learner to the basics of communication as an important tool inall businesses. The course will help the learner understand the nuances of English Language with relation tolegal/business usage and towards better preparation for placements. The learner will actively engage in casestudy analysis, group assignments, book reviews, listening, reading and writing exercises, media interviews,speeches, quizzes, debates and group discussions on current / legal topics. The course will also focus on theconventions of academic writing, critical writing, legal and business communication.Legal Methods and Legal SystemsThis course is specifically designed to develop a range of legal skills for budding lawyers and introducestudents to a range of intellectual perspectives, ideas and traditions that have influenced the development oflegal traditions in various parts of the world. The course is a study in legal fundamentals, an introductioninto the study of law and an overview of the nature, meaning of law and its methods. A component isdedicated to Legal Research, which seeks to inculcate research skills and an understanding of the variousdimensions of its methodology.GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACTA contract is essential for any business transaction, ensuring that both parties to the contract abide by thecommonly established terms and conditions. They are the main means by which, transactions are made andlegal obligations voluntarily incurred. Law of contract will be taught in two papers for the course. Whilesemester I will deal with the general principles of contract law, the second paper in the next semester willfocus on certain forms of specific contracts.The chief object of the course is learning & understanding thefundamental principles of law of contract. The focus of the course will be on how a contractual promisearises; how such contracts shall operate; how will the parties be discharged from these promises and whatare the available remedies for the breach of a promise.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law20Principles & Practice of ManagementPrinciples and Practices of Management, discusses the basic concepts and processes of management; thefunctional roles and processes of planning, leading, organizing and controlling and managerial roles in anorganization.Managerial EconomicsIn today's dynamic business environment, effective business decision making requires timely and efficientuse of information. The primary objective of this subject is to develop the abilities of students to apply thefundamental principles of economics to a wide range of managerial decisions, as well as public policyissues. The focus of this subject is on understanding the theory and principles of microeconomics andapplying these to real world issues. The students are expected to complete the subject with a strong hold onhow the tools of microeconomics can be applied to take appropriate managerial decisions.Principles & Practices of Financial AccountingWith a strong foundation of accounting fundamentals, undergraduate students have to familiarize themselveswith important accounting policies such as depreciation as well as accounting practices for special entitiesthat operate through either branches or departments. Students in the subject also understand the legal andaccounting intricacies of special transactions such as hire, purchase and installment systems as well asspecial organizations such as partnership. This subject aims to cover these aspects in detail by blending thetheoretical concepts with practical applications of financial accounting.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law21SEMESTER IICORE SUBJECTSLaw, & Literature (English II)This course focuses on developing writing skills that meet external as well as internal reporting standardswhile also producing documents that are accessible and understandable to non-business / legal audiences. Itaims to explore different ways of writing for different audiences with an emphasis on targeted messaging. Itis meant to sharpen writing skills and grammar and also hone the presentation skills. It will provide inputs tolegal decision making by enhancing the proficiency level of students in areas such as self-analysis,communicating decisions across functional areas, analysis of legal business scenarios, case study analysis,customer-centricity and client/stakeholder communication. The learners are expected to understand thenuances of English Language with relation to legal/business usage through literature, case studies, legaldocuments and academic materials.SPECIFIC CONTRACTSThis paper is the second paper on the Law of Contracts, undertaken as part of the curriculum. While the firstpaper focus on the general principles of contract, the current paper will focus on how these principles applyto certain forms of specific contracts. The object of the course is primarily aimed at a building up ofknowledge which must lead to an effective understanding of the specific contracts stated in the IndianContract Act, The Indian Partnership Act, the Sale of Goods Act and other forms of special contracts. Thecourse on specific contracts is closely related to the basic course on the law of contracts, which has beentaught during the first semester. The general principles, which are the foundations of any contract, areconsequently already known, which should normally aid the assimilation of the subject matter.LAW OF TORT INCLUDING MV ACCIDENT & CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWSTort Law is one of the preliminary subjects taught to law students and also forms a foundation for the rest ofthe subjects to come. Tort law governs every day relations between people in other words, it deals with civilwrongs such as defamation, trespass, negligence, assault, battery etc. This course is comprehensive innature; it deals with emerging areas of torts such as cyber torts and wrongs relating to domestic rights.Along with tort law the course also deals with allied topics such as Motor Vehicles Act, ConsumerProtection Act and Product Liability which gives students a holistic understanding of the subject.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law22Fundamentals of Marketing ManagementMarketing Management discusses the key concepts of marketing and covers marketing opportunities, marketsegmentation, targeting and positioning, product life cycle, new product development, services marketingand marketing mix decisionsManagerial PsychologyManagerial Psychology is that branch of the social sciences that deals with human behaviour at theworkplace. It is oriented towards understanding the individual and group level processes and seeks to furtherthe horizons of management practice with the knowledge from psychological sciencesCost and Management AccountingThe profits of a firm depend on its sale on the one hand and the cost incurred on the other hand. Firmsconstantly make conscious efforts to control and reduce cost to maximize profits. Cost Accounting isdesigned to include the key elements of cost and the methods of managing cost while covering variousmethods of costing that are peculiar to one industry or the other. Undergraduate students in managementshould be acquainted with analytical and decision making skills, which is the core content of this subject.Analysis and interpretation of financial statement with the use of accounting ratios, fund flow and cash flowanalysis, budgetary control and variance analysis as a tool of control mechanism and marginal costing, areconcepts covered in this subject.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law23SEMESTER IIICORE SUBJECTSCONSTITUTIONAL LAW –IThis course will endeavor to help budding attorneys understand the meaning and nature of Constitutionallaw and governance in India. The philosophy of Constitutionalism and its impact on people’s lives throughthe implementation of Fundamental Rights will be the intellectual focus of the course. Academic attentionwill be given to Constitutionalism, Fundamental Right and Directives Principles. Students are expected toanalyze the importance of protection of Human Rights given effect through various Judicial interpretationsof the Supreme Court.LAW OF CRIMESKnowledge of criminal law is indispensable to any lawyer. This course aims to acquaint students with thebasic principles of criminal liability and other concepts of substantive criminal law. It also involves thestudy of specific offences under the Indian Penal Code.Family Law ITo evaluate the strength of family system in India and the role of the law in extending crucial legal support.It is also to examine the contours of quintessential Uniform Civil Code and its applicability for the purposesof regulating the personal and religious matters of family life that may emerge from time to time.Human Resource ManagementRecent developments, including the emergence of a global economy and business, experiments with neworganizational arrangements, increased global competition, workforce diversity and cultural and ethicalissues—have made human capital management increasingly important. The contemporary competitiveenvironment necessitates sound human resource policies and strategies linked to the organizational vision,mission, values, business goals and strategies. This subject provides students with a comprehensiveunderstanding of the role that the management of human capital plays in organizations and the theory,methodologies and best practices that contribute to organizational stability and sustainability. The subjectadopts the perspective of general management and addresses human resource issues with a view to givingstudents an overall picture of the human resource function.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law24Strategic ManagementStrategic Management discusses the corporate and business strategies of corporations as well as theintegration and synthesis of a functional level understanding of strategic decision making in a corporation.Corporate AccountingIn an era marked by increasing preferences among businesses to move to the company form of organizationwith an eye on huge capital requirements for future expansion and possible diversification, it is imperativethat an undergraduate student in management be familiar with the composition of the companies' capitalstructure, issue procedures and the legal requirements for approaching the general public for funds. Thissubject covers debt instruments, the procedure for business combinations, possible reconstruction ofcompanies and the process of liquidation.B.B.A.LL.B (Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law)
Alliance School of Law25SEMESTER IVCORE SUBJECTSCONSTITUTIONAL LAW-IIThis course is specifically designed keeping in mind the requirements of students who need to be trainedrigorously in the essentials of Constitutional Law. It seeks to develop a range of appropriate legal skills forbudding lawyers and introduce students to a range of intellectual perspectives, ideas and traditions that haveinfluenced the development of Constitutionalism in India. The course is a study in the fundamentals ofConstitutionalism, the branches of government, Constitutional Institutions and their interrelationships andthe importance of judicial interpretations in unravelling the dynamics of institutional interrelationship in ourcountry.FAMILY LAW IIThe course is designed to analyze the presence of different personal laws for different community and todiscuss in detail the personal laws of Muslims. The course critically evaluate the sources of Muslim law,laws on marriage, divorce, adoption, succession, gift, wakf etc by the Sharia laws and the le
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